Safety-razor frame.



No. 7.39,02Q, PATENTED SEPT. 15, 1903; v A. W. SGHEUBER. I

SAFETY RAZOR FRAME.

APPLIOATION FILED MAB. 2, 1903.

N0 MODEL.

I12 mentor.-

ERS co. momumo, WA$HINGTON u c UNITED STATES I Iaten'ted September 1903.

PATENT OFFICE.

SAFETY-RAZOR FRAME.

SPECIFICATION forming part of 'Letters Patent No. 739,029, dated September 15, 1903.

Application filed March 2, 1903.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, AUGUST WILLIAM SCHEUBER, a citizen of the United States, residing at Hoboken, in the county of Hudson and State of New Jersey, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Safety- Razor Frames, of which'the following is a full, clear, and exact specification.

My invention relates to a new and improved form of razor frame or casing which, while having all necessary means for adjusting and holding the blade thereon andbeing capable of being readily opened for cleaning and dry ing, is composed of a minimum number of parts and is therefore cheap to construct, as well as durable and efficient.

One form of my invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein- Figure 1 is a rear elevation view of the easing; Fig. 2, a side view thereof; Fig. 3, a similar side view,but with the parts open for cleaning; Fig. 4, a top perspectiveview with the parts in the position shown in Fig. 3 and looking in the direction of the arrow in Fig. 3, and Fig. 5 a plan view of the spring for operating the various parts.

In the drawings, 1 represents the casing proper, having the blade-support 2 pivoted to it at 3. To the rear side of the blade-support at 4 is pivoted the clip-frame 5, comprising thearms 6, carrying the clips 7, said arms connected together by the cross-arm 8. The lower portions of the arms 6 near the pivots are provided with a cam-surface 9 for engagement with the spring, and these in one position serve to hold the clips firmly on the blade-support and for holding the blade and at, another time for holding them back away from the blade-support for readily cleaning the parts. At the back of the blade-support under suitable projections is pivoted the swinging lip 10, which is adapted to bear against the rear of the blade when the latter is in position. To the under and rear face of the blade-support is' secured the yokeshaped spring 11, having the depending tongue 12 and the laterally-extending ends 13 13. Said spring is secured to the casing by any suitable means, such as pivots 14 1 and the depending tongue has a small lug or projection 15 struck from its surface, which latter is adapted to engage a recess 16 in the Serial No. 145,777. (No model.)

casing and serves as a catch for securing the said blade-support to the casing, the button l7,secured to said tongue,being a ready means of operation. The spring-arms 13 bear on the cams 9 on the clip-frame and serve to maintain it in either of two positions, as more particularly pointed out later.

The operation of the device will be readily understood. When closed and with a blade in place for shaving, the'parts are in the normal position, (shown in Fig. 2,) the clips 7 being forced downwardly on .the face of the blade by the tension of spring-arms 13 on the cam-surface 9 of the clip-frame. In like mannor the tension of the tongue 12 maintains the projection 16 in the recess of the casing and holds the blade-support and casing together, and the'lip 10 is pressed forward against the blade by the head 18 of the spring 11 bearing on the projection 19 of the lip 10. When it is desired to remove the blade and clean the casing, the lip 10 is swung back and the blade removed, and slight pressure on the button 17 not only releases the catch, but swings open the casing, and the clips may be swung back and clear of the top of the blade-support upon the projections 4 and the whole rendered readily accessible for cleaning and drying, the spring-arms 13 13,

bearing on the cams 9, maintaining the parts in the position shown in Fig. 3.

It will be readily seen that a few simple operations render the whole of the razor-frame easily accessible for cleaning and drying, and

while the parts are few and free from the liability of becoming out of order they are positive and efficient in action and cheap to construct.

It will be obvious that many modifications and changes may be made from the structure shown and described, and I do not limit myself to any particular form. 1

Having thus described my invention, what I claim, and desire to secure by Letters Patcut, is--- 1. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, movable clips, and a lip or finger adapted to bear against the back of the blade, on said casing, and integral means for operating said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

2. In a safety-razor'frame, a casing, movable clips, and a lip or finger adapted to bear IOO 3. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade support movably secured thereto, movable clips, and a lip for bearing against the back of the blade, and integral means for operating said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

4. In asafety-razor frame, a casing, a bladesupport movably secured thereto, movable clips and, a lip for hearing against the back of the blade and a spring for operating said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

5. In asafet -razor frame, acasing, a bladesupport movably secured thereto, and a spring-catch on said blade-support, so arranged that by pressing said catch, the catch is released and the blade-support swung by one operation, substantially as described.

6. In asafety-razor frame, a casing, a bladesupport movably secured thereto, a catch for securing the blade-support to said casing,

movable clips, a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, and integral means for operating said catch, said clips andsaid lip, substantially as described.

7. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-- support movably secured thereto, a catch for securing the blade-support to said casing, movable clips, a swinging lip adapted-to bear against the rear of the blade, and a spring for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

8. In asafety-razor frame, a casing, abladesupport movably secured thereto, a catch for securing said blade-support to said casing, movable clips andalip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, on said blade-support, and a spring, also on said blade-support, for operating said catch, said clips and said hp, substantially as described.

9. In asafety-razor frame, a casing, a blade support movably secured thereto, a catch for securing said blade-support to said casing, movable clips and a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade on said blade-support, and a yoke-shaped spring with a depending tongue, also on said blade-support, for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

10. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support movably secured thereto, a catch for securing the blade-support to said casing, movable clips, a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, and integral means for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, said catch being so arranged that by pressing upon it the catch is released and the blade-support swung by one operation, substantially as described.

11. In a safetyrazor frame, a casing, a blade-support movably secured thereto, a catch for securing the blade-support to said casing, movable clips, a swinging lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, and integral means for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, said'catch being so ar' ranged that by pressing upon it the catch is released and the blade-support swung by one operation, substantially as described.

12. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support movably secured thereto, a

catch for securing the blade-support to said' casing, movable clips, a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, and a spring for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, said catch being so arranged that by pressing upon it the catch is released and the blade-support swung by one operation, substantially as described.

13. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support movably secured thereto, a catch for securing said blade-support to said casing, movable clips and a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, on said blade-support, and a spring, also on said blade-support for operatingsaid catch, said clips and said lip, said catch being soarranged that by pressing upon it the catch is released and the blade-support swung by one operation, substantiallyas described.

14. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support movably secured thereto, a catch for securing said blade-support to said casing, movable clips and a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade on said blade-support, and a yoke-shaped spring, with a depending tongue, also on said blade- -support, for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, said catch being so arranged that by pressing upon it the catch is released to bear against the rear of the blade, and integral means for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

16. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support pivoted at its front ends thereto, a catch on the blade-support and at the back thereof for securing the blade-support to said casing, movable clips, a lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, and a single spring for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

17. In a safety-razor frame, a. casing, a blade-support pivoted at its front ends thereto, a catch on the blade-support and at the back thereof for securing the blade-support to said casing, movable clips and alip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade on said b1ade-support,and a yoke-shaped spring, with a depending tongue, also on said bladesupport, for operating said catch, said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

18. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support pivoted at its front ends thereto, a catch on the blade-support and at the back thereof, so arranged that by pressing ICC said catch, the catch is released and the bladesupport swung by one operation, substantially as described.

19. In a safety-razor frame, a casing, a blade-support pivoted at its front ends thereto, a catch on the blade-support and at the back thereof for securing it to said casing, pivoted clips, a swinging lip adapted to bear against the rear of the blade, and a single yoke-shaped spring with a centrally-disposed depending tongue, said tongue operating said catch,and the remaining portions of the spring operating said clips and said lip, substantially as described.

20. A spring for a safety-razor frame or casing substantially yoke-shaped and adapted to be secured byits two lower shoulders, said spring having a centrally-disposed depending spring-tongue extending down within said yoke-shaped portion and between said shoulders, substantially as described.

21. A spring for a safety-razor frame or casing substantially yoke-shaped and adapted to be secured by its lower shoulders, the head of said spring being adapted to operate, a lip for the back of the blade and the ends being adapted to operate the clips, substantially as described.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.

AUGUST WM. SOHEUBER.

Witnesses:

CLIFFORD E. DUNN,- ROBERT VALENTINE MATHEWS. 

